Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Emmanuel Castillo’s organization
Oct 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Dunwoody Zoning Board Of Appeals Zoning Board Of Appeals Meeting
The Board discussed a variance request regarding a 122-unit townhouse development project. The primary focus of the discussion was a stream buffer variance required to renovate an existing detention pond, which is intended to function as both a stormwater management system and a public recreational amenity. The proposal includes provisions for emergency vehicle access, the restoration of eroded banks through regrading and native plantings, and future infrastructure connections. Conditions for the approval were outlined, focusing on specimen tree replacement and the implementation of a mitigation plan to address environmental sensitivity.
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The council conducted a review of the 2027 proposed budget, with a focus on the general fund. Key topics included revenue growth projections tied to the property tax digest, and a detailed examination of departmental expenditures and personnel service allocations. The session covered cost adjustments, specifically a 3.6% staff pay increase, an 8% rise in health insurance premiums, and a 10% increase in general liability insurance. The discussion also addressed benchmarking city operations against neighboring jurisdictions and established the timeline for subsequent public hearings and final budget adoption.
Sep 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Dunwoody City Council Regular Meeting
The meeting featured public commentary on several community issues. A resident requested the installation of a pedestrian crosswalk and signal at the intersection of Tilly Mill and Sharing Drive to improve safety near school bus stops. Representatives from the Dunwoody Preservation Trust discussed the Lemonade Days Festival, requesting that the council consider the broader public value and financial challenges of nonprofits during upcoming budget deliberations. Another resident praised the city's infrastructure improvements and community support. Finally, concerns were raised regarding noise and the lack of public notice related to ongoing construction at a data center.
Sep 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Dunwoody City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting included the swearing-in of a new police officer and a public comment session. Residents voiced strong concerns regarding the city's use of surveillance technology, specifically criticizing the contract with Flock Safety and alleging misuse of surveillance data for non-law enforcement purposes. Several speakers highlighted privacy concerns and called for stricter oversight, the inclusion of surveillance technology under the city's AI policy, and the potential termination of vendor contracts. Additionally, residents expressed concerns about noise disturbances from pickleball courts at a local community center and requested that the city investigate and mitigate these issues before approving any further expansion of those facilities.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
